Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 , that is called CRS.........I suffer from it myself and if the surgery makes you have CRS, I'm in BIG trouble, I already have it, could it get any worse? Oh my !!! who is not blonde.....brown hair here...well, mixed with gray > > OK...I'm really losing it. I could have sworn I posted this question a > few days ago; but never saw it come thru. Or maybe I didn't post it? I > honestly don't know! LOL > > I wanted to know if anyone else had any memory problems after your > surgery. I seem to be very forgetful since surgery. I was forgetful > before; but it's really bad now. Almost to the point that I'm kinda > worried about myself! Did anyone else experience this? > > > 380/340/160 > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 , I haven't had wls surgery yet, but I have had other surgies, and the memory fade is probably due to the versed they gave you. It is an amnesiac = which makes you forget, It passes soon. When I had ny appendicitis I thought I was developing alzhemiers. My dad went through this after his triple by=pass. It will pass. Just smile and wave..no one will notice. Debi --- Woodard wrote: > OK...I'm really losing it. I could have sworn I > posted this question a > few days ago; but never saw it come thru. Or maybe > I didn't post it? I > honestly don't know! LOL > > I wanted to know if anyone else had any memory > problems after your > surgery. I seem to be very forgetful since surgery. > I was forgetful > before; but it's really bad now. Almost to the > point that I'm kinda > worried about myself! Did anyone else experience > this? > > > 380/340/160 > __________________________________________________ Quote
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 LOL! It's really got bad since surgery. I'm hoping that goes away. It's gonna kill me when I go back to work! If I think about something I need to do I have to go do it now. If I say to myself I'll do it in a minute...in a minute I've forgot! I was never this bad before. 380/340/160 wrote: > , that is called CRS.........I suffer from it myself and if the > surgery makes you have CRS, I'm in BIG trouble, I already have it, > could it get any worse? Oh my !!! > > who is not blonde.....brown hair here...well, mixed with gray > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 What is CRS? This is the first time I've heard this acronym. Re: Memory problems... , that is called CRS.........I suffer from it myself and if the surgery makes you have CRS, I'm in BIG trouble, I already have it, could it get any worse? Oh my !!! who is not blonde.....brown hair here...well, mixed with gray > > OK...I'm really losing it. I could have sworn I posted this question a > few days ago; but never saw it come thru. Or maybe I didn't post it? I > honestly don't know! LOL > > I wanted to know if anyone else had any memory problems after your > surgery. I seem to be very forgetful since surgery. I was forgetful > before; but it's really bad now. Almost to the point that I'm kinda > worried about myself! Did anyone else experience this? > > > 380/340/160 > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 , I had some memory problems while I was still on pain meds and anti-depressants. But, since I am no longer on either, I'm not having any problems. in Virginia 299/248/150 surgery date: 5/3/06 Memory problems... OK...I'm really losing it. I could have sworn I posted this question a few days ago; but never saw it come thru. Or maybe I didn't post it? I honestly don't know! LOL I wanted to know if anyone else had any memory problems after your surgery. I seem to be very forgetful since surgery. I was forgetful before; but it's really bad now. Almost to the point that I'm kinda worried about myself! Did anyone else experience this? 380/340/160 Quote
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 Can't remember sh*t. :-) 380/340/160 -------------- Original message ---------------------- > What is CRS? This is the first time I've heard this acronym. > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 I'm not on either! :-/ 380/340/160 -------------- Original message ---------------------- > , > > I had some memory problems while I was still on pain meds and anti-depressants. > But, since I am no longer on either, I'm not having any problems. > > in Virginia > 299/248/150 > surgery date: 5/3/06 Quote
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 C= Can't R= Remember S= # & *@ Re: Memory problems... > > > , that is called CRS.........I suffer from it myself and if the > surgery makes you have CRS, I'm in BIG trouble, I already have it, > could it get any worse? Oh my !!! > > who is not blonde.....brown hair here...well, mixed with gray > > > > > > OK...I'm really losing it. I could have sworn I posted this question a > > few days ago; but never saw it come thru. Or maybe I didn't post > it? I > > honestly don't know! LOL > > > > I wanted to know if anyone else had any memory problems after your > > surgery. I seem to be very forgetful since surgery. I was forgetful > > before; but it's really bad now. Almost to the point that I'm kinda > > worried about myself! Did anyone else experience this? > > > > > > 380/340/160 > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 Yep, getting in my required protein. I take the B12, iron, calcium, & multi vit. -------------- Original message ---------------------- > Be sure to add B complex and sublingual B12. Are you drinking your protein? > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 Smile & wave. LMAO! Good one! :-) Sounds like a good idea to me! Smiling & Waving, 380/340/160 -------------- Original message ---------------------- > , > I haven't had wls surgery yet, but I have had other > surgies, and the memory fade is probably due to the > versed they gave you. It is an amnesiac = which makes > you forget, It passes soon. When I had ny > appendicitis I thought I was developing alzhemiers. > My dad went through this after his triple by=pass. It > will pass. > Just smile and wave..no one will notice. > Debi Quote
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 Well then I guess I have to go back to my first try. Do 10 carbs (bread or something not just in veg or fruit) I have to do this every so many months and it seems to help. Just for a couple days don't want to blow the honeymoon. April m.w.k.lisa@... wrote: Yep, getting in my required protein. I take the B12, iron, calcium, & multi vit. -------------- Original message ---------------------- > Be sure to add B complex and sublingual B12. Are you drinking your protein? > --------------------------------- Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs.Try it free. Quote
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2006 Report Posted July 16, 2006 I would keep a little note pad with you. I had to do this and still do sometimes. I have alway had problems with short term memory, however, I think that was do to an over stressed life style. I don't seem to have to problem quite as much now. I would write everthing down though. Even if it's going to be done in minute. Woodard wrote: LOL! It's really got bad since surgery. I'm hoping that goes away. It's gonna kill me when I go back to work! If I think about something I need to do I have to go do it now. If I say to myself I'll do it in a minute...in a minute I've forgot! I was never this bad before. 380/340/160 wrote: > , that is called CRS.........I suffer from it myself and if the > surgery makes you have CRS, I'm in BIG trouble, I already have it, > could it get any worse? Oh my !!! > > who is not blonde.....brown hair here...well, mixed with gray > > > __________________________________________________ Quote
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2006 Report Posted July 16, 2006 hahahaha!! Debi Ernser wrote: , I haven't had wls surgery yet, but I have had other surgies, and the memory fade is probably due to the versed they gave you. It is an amnesiac = which makes you forget, It passes soon. When I had ny appendicitis I thought I was developing alzhemiers. My dad went through this after his triple by=pass. It will pass. Just smile and wave..no one will notice. Debi --- Woodard wrote: > OK...I'm really losing it. I could have sworn I > posted this question a > few days ago; but never saw it come thru. Or maybe > I didn't post it? I > honestly don't know! LOL > > I wanted to know if anyone else had any memory > problems after your > surgery. I seem to be very forgetful since surgery. > I was forgetful > before; but it's really bad now. Almost to the > point that I'm kinda > worried about myself! Did anyone else experience > this? > > > 380/340/160 > __________________________________________________ Quote
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2006 Report Posted July 16, 2006 hahaha thats kinda funny because, now that I am helping moderate and approving posts, I can't remember if I responded to it or not and I am always deleting my posts out of my inbox without reading them. I was worried I would have responded twice and look stupid hahahahhaahhaha. I started doubting my memory this week. Shauna Woodard wrote: OK...I'm really losing it. I could have sworn I posted this question a few days ago; but never saw it come thru. Or maybe I didn't post it? I honestly don't know! LOL I wanted to know if anyone else had any memory problems after your surgery. I seem to be very forgetful since surgery. I was forgetful before; but it's really bad now. Almost to the point that I'm kinda worried about myself! Did anyone else experience this? 380/340/160 --------------------------------- Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. __________________________________________________ Quote
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2006 Report Posted July 16, 2006 I kept waiting for it to come thru then never saw it. So then I thought maybe I didn't send it? LOL I'm telling you I'm bad! 380/342/160 -------------- Original message ---------------------- > hahaha thats kinda funny because, now that I am helping moderate and approving > posts, I can't remember if I responded to it or not and I am always deleting my > posts out of my inbox without reading them. I was worried I would have responded > twice and look stupid hahahahhaahhaha. I started doubting my memory this week. > > Shauna Quote
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2006 Report Posted July 16, 2006 I quit soda over a month and a half ago & had no problems....headaches or anything. I'm not a big caffeine person! I drink maybe 8-16 oz of crystal light. It's too sweet for me so I just stick to water. So, not sure what the problem is. Just hope it gets better. When I email my nutritionist my food journal this week I'm going to ask her about it. See if it's a common problem or if there's something I can do to help it. 380/342/160 wrote: > Hi , > > With the surgery, have you recently quit caffeine or switched > sweeteners in your drinks? > > I went on the Atkins Diet a couple of years ago and went cold > turkey from my regular sodas and tea. I suffered the worst headaches, > fatigue, memory and concentration problems, sleepiness, and crankiness > for the next 2-3 weeks. > > I drank a lot of diet koolaid and crystal light, but found that > Nutrasweet makes me whacky. It causes memory and concentration > problems. I was forgetting meetings and appointments, couldn't find > anything. Made mistakes in reports I was doing at work. Plus.....it > makes me very short tempered and over emotional. I have a coworker who > drinks almost 2L per day with no problems, but it's affect on me is > VERY scary. Splenda is fine, but one diet soda with Nutrasweet causes > severe problems for me. > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2006 Report Posted July 16, 2006 Oh!!! I thought it was some type of medical diagnosis. Thanks for the responses. Re: Memory problems... CRS is Can't Remember Sh* & #@............LOL > > What is CRS? This is the first time I've heard this acronym. . Quote
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2006 Report Posted July 16, 2006 hahaha I do that ALLLLL the time. I am too busy t hinking of my next destination! m.w.k.lisa@... wrote: I will definitely be doing that at work! I did that even before the surgery. HAHA Guess I'll start doing it at home too. Hopefully it will get better. It's funny sometimes; but it's starting to bother me. I will use the last of the toilet paper in our bathroom & before I can get my pants up & flush I will have forgotten that I need to go get more outta the closet! :-\ 380/342/160 -------------- Original message ---------------------- > I would keep a little note pad with you. I had to do this and still do > sometimes. I have alway had problems with short term memory, however, I think > that was do to an over stressed life style. I don't seem to have to problem > quite as much now. > > I would write everthing down though. Even if it's going to be done in minute. --------------------------------- How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates. --------------------------------- Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Quote
Guest guest Posted July 17, 2006 Report Posted July 17, 2006 I USED TO BE VERY ON TOP OF THINGS BUT HAVE NOTICED LATELY THAT I FEEL LIKE A DUMB BLONDE!!! I FORGET SIMPLE LITTLE THINGS(LIKE WHERE IS MY WATCH AFTER TAKING IT OFF) MY HUSBAND HAS EVEN NOTICED!! I'M GLAD YOU POSTED THIS!! I DIDN'T KNOW THAT B1 IS A MAJOR THING. I JUST TAKE MY SUB LING B AND MY MULTI, IRON, AND CALCIUM AND PROTEIN OF COURSE!!!! I NOTICE THAT MY BALANCE WHEN I BEND OVER AND RAISE BACK UP I SOMETIMES FEEL OFF BALANCE. I TALKED TO MY PRIMARY DR AND HE SAID MAKE SURE YOU DRINK ENOUGH LIQUID BUT NOW I GOING TO CHECK INTO THIS B1 ISSUE!!! THANKS JENNY Woodard wrote: OK...I'm really losing it. I could have sworn I posted this question a few days ago; but never saw it come thru. Or maybe I didn't post it? I honestly don't know! LOL I wanted to know if anyone else had any memory problems after your surgery. I seem to be very forgetful since surgery. I was forgetful before; but it's really bad now. Almost to the point that I'm kinda worried about myself! Did anyone else experience this? 380/340/160 --------------------------------- Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. --------------------------------- Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Quote
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